Pacon PAC3411 White Newsprint Paper 18x24 Ream 500

Product Description

The PACON PAC3411 is a white newsprint paper designed for drawing, coloring, and general classroom use. Each unruled sheet measures 18 x 24 inches and features a smooth finish that accepts pencil, crayon, marker, and other common media without significant bleed-through. The paper is made from recyclable material, making it a practical choice for high-volume educational and creative environments. Sold in a ream of 500 sheets, this product is well-suited for schools, art programs, and supply rooms that go through large quantities of paper on a regular basis. At 15.48 pounds per ream, the stock offers a workable weight for most light-duty art and drafting applications.

This newsprint paper is used in elementary and secondary school classrooms, art studios, and recreational programs. It is commonly used for freehand drawing exercises, coloring activities, tracing, and general project work. The large 18 x 24 inch sheet size gives students and instructors ample working space for full-scale sketches, poster layouts, and practice drafts. The unruled surface makes it equally appropriate for visual art instruction as it is for open creative use.

Key Features

• Large 18 x 24 inch unruled sheets provide a generous working surface for drawing and coloring
• Smooth finish accepts pencil, crayon, and marker media
• Recyclable material supports environmentally conscious procurement
• Ream of 500 sheets supports high-volume classroom and program use
• Lightweight stock suitable for practice work, tracing, and draft layouts

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose newsprint sheet for use in classroom, art studio, and recreational program settings where large-format unruled paper is required.

Installation Notes

No installation is required for this product. Store reams flat in a dry, low-humidity environment to prevent curling or moisture absorption. Keep packaging sealed until use to maintain sheet quality. Handle large-format sheets with care to avoid tearing along the edges.